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Day 1: Nairobi/Baringo
Leave Nairobi for Lake Baringo and have lunch
en-route. On arrival at Lake Baringo in the afternoon,
check in at Lake Baringo Club and take a boat
trip to see the many birds on the island. Dinner
and overnight at the club.
Day 2: Baringo/Maralal/South Horr
After breakfast leave Baringo for Maralal and
have lunch en-route. A walk after lunch through
the most colourful town and watch the red-ochred
Samburu people, before proceeding to Baragoi via
Losiolo on the edge of the Great Rift Valley.
Dinner and overnight at the lodge.
Day 3: South Horr/Lake Turkana
After breakfast, leave South Horr for Lake Turkana
arriving in time for lunch at El-Molo campsite/lodge,
which is on the shore of Lake Turkana. Rest of
the day at leisure by the Jade Sea. Dinner and
overnight at the camp/lodge.
Day 4: Lake Turkana
After breakfast visit the El-Molo Village. Lunch
at campsite/lodge. Afternoon leisure fishing or
swimming if the crocodiles permit. Dinner and
overnight at the campsite/lodge.
NB: The visit to El-Molo village is at an extra
cost
Day 5: Turkana/Maralal
After breakfast leave Turkana for Maralal and
have lunch en-route. Dinner and overnight at the
camp/lodge.
Day 6: Maralal/Samburu
After breakfast leave Maralal for Samburu Game
Reserve. On arrival proceed to the campsite/lodge
for lunch and proceed for an afternoon game drive
and have dinner and overnight at the campsite/lodge.
Day 7: Samburu
Take an early game drive and before or after breakfast,
return to the lodge/camp for lunch and take an
evening game drive. Dinner and overnight at camp/lodge.
Day 8: Samburu/Nairobi
After breakfast leave Samburu passing through
Nanyuki town and having lunch at Nyeri and proceed
to Nairobi arriving late evening.
CHARGES: High
Season On Request Low
season On Request
TOUR INCLUDES:
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Transport
in Seven-Seater Vans
N/B Transport
only to designated areas as is in the itinerary
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1 bottle of mineral water
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TOUR DOES NOT INCLUDE:
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Tips and gratuity of any nature |
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Aberdare Special: Two-day
Safari
CHEL-K 007
Day 1: Nairobi/Aberdare’s
From Nairobi leave for treetops via Thompson falls
to arrive at the outspan hotel (The base for the
treetops) in time for lunch. The current British
Queens was holidaying at the treetops when she
received news about her fathers death and here
ascension to the throne. After lunch you will
be transferred to treetops, which is in the Aberdare’s
National Park. Dinner and overnight at the tree
hotel. Game viewing from your rooms balcony, where
you have a fantastic view of the animals that
flock the floodlit waterhole and saltlick below.
the camp/lodge.
Day 2: Aberdare’s /Nairobi
After breakfast depart the park for Nairobi arrive
in the early afternoon.
Min 2 pax:
CHARGES: 454 USD PER PERSON
SHARING
TOUR INCLUDES:
Nairobi City Tour
This covers the modern city centre, the colourful
city market, parliament buildings, the railway
museum and the renowned national museum, where,
there are spellbinding displays of early man,
tribal regalia and the flora and fauna of Kenya.
A visit to the adjacent snake park is included.
The tours returns to the city centre in time for
lunch.
4-hr visit to Nairobi National Park
The Nairobi National Park, only eight kilometres
(8)from the City Centre is Nairobi’s pride
for on other bustling capital can boast a paradise
of wildlife almost on its doorstep, but despite
its proximity over fifty (50) species of mammals
can be found there, including four (4) of the
big five (5). A tour to the National Park starts
at 2.00 p.m. and this would include a visit to
the animal orphanage at the park gate.
3-hr visit at Karen Blixen and the Giraffe
Centre
Depart in the morning or afternoon. Drive towards
the Ngong village to the Karen Blixen Museum,
for many years this has was Karen Blixen’s
home. Later proceed to the Giraffe Centre to see
and feed the famous Rothschild giraffes.
3-hr visit to Bomas of Kenya
A Boma is a homestead ad just a few kilometres
from the city, numerous bomas/homesteads reflecting
Kenya’s cocktail of cultures have been faithfully
recreated for visitors to see traditional village
life. The greatest excitement is during the afternoon
where there’s a display of traditional dancing,
music and folklore songs performed in a splendid
arena.
Carnivore Experience
Nairobi has many restaurants offering a variety
of cuisines. We would specifically recommend Carnivore
as an excellent welcome or farewell dinner or
lunch. This is guaranteed daily at 12.30 pm and
7.00 pm. Carnivore is famous for its succulent
stew and barbecue dishes of game meat. This is
an excellent compliment to a holiday in Kenya.
Nairobi National Park, The Carnivore
and Bomas of Kenya
Leave early in the morning and head straight to
the Nairobi Park, only 8 kms from the city centre.
The morning is spent tracking some of the many
species found in the Park, which, include, Rhino,
Lion, Buffalo, Leopard and Cheetah. Then stop
for lunch at the Carnivore and enjoy the succulent
barbecue dishes of game meat at 12.30 pm. After
a lovely meal proceed to Bomas of Kenya and get
to see Kenya’s cocktail of cultures and
a display of traditional dancing, music and folklore
songs performed in a splendid area.
Half/full day visit to Kiambu Caves/Paradise
Lost
Leave the madness of the concrete jungle, Nairobi
City and drive through home trees thought to be
a hundred years old to the largest picnic site
in Kenya (54 acres). The river reeds have stories
to tell, of centuries past and people long dead.
We have nature trails and campsites everywhere.
You will not miss the shimmering, silver-curtain
waterfall (about 10m long), which fees the dammed
river flowing past a picnic site set on land.
Behind the waterfall is a cave that dates back
to pre-historic times.
Actually people call it “Paradise Lost”,
thus the name. Activities include feeding the
Masaai ostrich, watching birds (about 82 different
species have been recorded), tour of the 600 acres
of coffee, horse riding, riding the “ship
of the desert” – camel and there is
also fishing of black bass and tilapia and last
and but not least boat riding
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